The welcome page is at it again..

Chelsea - posted on 04/27/2011

oh no my favorite was the should i get my babies ears pierced at birth????? fuck really??? grow up

Stephanie - posted on 04/26/2011

Haha!!! I was just playing with you! :D ♥

Ianina - posted on 04/26/2011

hahahahahahaha
OOPS! I realized I did when it was too late. This is what happens when you don't get any sleep :)

Stephanie - posted on 04/26/2011

"I'm sorry but I have to say it
USE A FREAKING PUNCTUATION MARK!
I just don't get it, annoys the living sh** out of me"

"booooo I missed that one"

@Ianina- So did you leave the punctuation marks off your posts on purpose lol? ; )

Ianina - posted on 04/26/2011

booooo I missed that one

Liz - posted on 04/25/2011

I think the question about the one week old and bottle water has probably topped the others...

Sneaky - posted on 04/24/2011

I think it's hidden in page seven or eight. I can't believe how many women just keep repeating what the 200 women before them have said! With the exception of 'life lesson' lady of course.

Teresa - posted on 04/24/2011

Really? Dang, I've gotta go catch up on that one now. Thanks Tracey. ;)

Sneaky - posted on 04/24/2011

So apparently getting bitten by a dog is a 'life lesson' and you should just get over it and move on. . . . yeah, I don't want to be living anywhere near you crazy lady!

Jacqui - posted on 04/23/2011

not at all. take the poor kid to a doctor, stat!

Ianina - posted on 04/22/2011

I'm sorry but I have to say it
USE A FREAKING PUNCTUATION MARK!
I just don't get it, annoys the living sh** out of me

Stephanie - posted on 04/20/2011

@ Amanda- She isn't really asking if that's normal...she's stating what someone asked on the welcome page bc people post the most ridiculous things on there. It seems that all the crazies flock to the welcome page. : )

Amanda - posted on 04/20/2011

no- see pediatrician or nurse practitioner.

Stifler's - posted on 04/18/2011

my mum used to hide veg in everything. so did her mum. no one is psychologically traumatised from not knowing until later in life that that cake we all loved so much was zucchini and that chiko rolls are actually made of cabbage.

Kate CP - posted on 04/17/2011

No, I'm just pissed at the comments like I'm pandering to my kids because I don't jam veggies down their throats.

Jodi - posted on 04/17/2011

The veggies thread is fucking stupid. I'm nearly peeing myself over how stupid it is.....I mean, really? Whoever ended up fucked up because someone lied to them about thier veggies (or didn't disclose the full truth)? Can you imagine THAT discussion on the couch in a psychiatrists office? *Doctor, my parents used to put zucchini in my spaghetti sauce and not tell me*. Um, yeah.

Sneaky - posted on 04/17/2011

I'm going to regret looking aren't I?

Kate CP - posted on 04/17/2011

*fuming* The veggie thread is REALLY starting to piss me off. >:|

Nikki - posted on 04/17/2011

OMG I just read the veggie post, what a fucktard. Imagine comparing not telling your child their mother is dying to hiding some veggies in a cupcake. Some people are just so adamant about being right they will use any whako reasoning to try and make their case.

Mel - posted on 04/17/2011

lol Jodi. Be yourself. Doesnt matter what they think. They dont have to agree with it.

Jodi - posted on 04/17/2011

OK, I lie.....I couldn't bring myself to be fully truthful about my thoughts on a post there, so I kind of didn't tell the full truth. I just couldn't bring myself to do it.

Jodi - posted on 04/17/2011

I have been inspired to be brutally honest with people today. If they criticise me for being mean spirited or judgemental, I will refer them to the Veggie thread.

Firebird - posted on 04/17/2011

@Kate, I had serious baby fever last year (don't even have a boyfriend, so that is sooo not an option right now) so I got a puppy instead! lol Definitely curbed wanting another kid right now!

Mel - posted on 04/17/2011

lol my mum told me to get a dog to, not have a baby. I did both

Ianina - posted on 04/17/2011

I thought you were serious too and also a great advice! I don't know if you girls remember the movie "28 days" with Sandra Bullock, (the one she was 28 days recovering from drugs and alcohol) and the counselor told everyone to get a dog and a plant. If they couldn't take care of both, they were not ready for a relantionship.
I always thought that was great advice :)

Jodi - posted on 04/17/2011

I knew you were being serious Kate.....
If she can't cope with a dog, she'll NEVER cope with a kid!!

Kate CP - posted on 04/17/2011

Everybody thought I was kidding when I told her to adopt a dog...I was actually being serious. :P

Jodi - posted on 04/17/2011

Emma, I saw all the *you're being judgemental* bullshit. Actually no-one was being judgemental, just giving her some things to think about that may not have occurred to her. To be perfectly honest, when I was 19 none of that shit would have occurred to me, and I was a pretty mature 19 year old (already in an apartment of my own, moved to the big city, established in a job, etc)..

Ianina - posted on 04/17/2011

I couldn't believe the one with the cat either...If I'm babysitting and the kid strangles my cat and beats his face, trust me, I'll do the same to the annoying kid...

Mel - posted on 04/17/2011

I dont personally think theres a problem with getting pregnant at 19, who the hell cares as long as they look after the kids, but then agian I didnt read the post

Stifler's - posted on 04/17/2011

the veggies in cupcakes is deceitful is the best. bahahaha. i am over the "getting pregnant at 19" post. there's always a killjoy who brings out the *i see a lot of people being judgmental* card.

Sneaky - posted on 04/16/2011

Yeah - I looked at the vaccine thread and thought "Nope, Kate's got it covered!". Good job keeping your cool BTW.

Jodi - posted on 04/16/2011

Oh, well, my boys musn't be normal then.....wow.

Kate CP - posted on 04/16/2011

Oh, and my favorite topic: evil vaccines. *bangs head on desk*

Kate CP - posted on 04/16/2011

Jodi: Yep. The thread about the kid who strangled a lady's cat and beat it's face into the ground. Apparently lots of boys do this, according to one poster. o.O

Sharon - posted on 04/16/2011

...and don't forget the clingy 10 month old who needs to be more independant...

Jodi - posted on 04/16/2011

Did someone say that? Wow.....

Sneaky - posted on 04/16/2011

since when is hurting a cat a thing that 'lots of boys' do???? What have I missed?

Christy - posted on 04/16/2011

UHG! GO TO THE F-ING DR!

Mel - posted on 04/16/2011

lol thats funny about the veges. I mix tuna or cheese in with my 8 months old veges to get her to eat them. I cant believe someone said its deceitful haha

Sneaky - posted on 04/16/2011

I would like to suggest that if you want to have a baby in June 2012 and you can't figure out when to 'start trying' you might want to go back to school for some basic math education . . . . .

Stephanie - posted on 04/16/2011

That arrow didn't go where I thought it would lol. ; )

Stephanie - posted on 04/16/2011

Ianina - posted on 04/15/2011

I hide fruit and veggies in my bf's meals and he is 36 years old...hahaha. Sometimes you have to do what you have to do. I'm a huge fan of fruits and veggies and already talked about that when the twins are old enough they ARE going to have fruits and veggies...if it is good for mom and dad, is good for them too

Jade - posted on 04/15/2011

I agree and I'm sorry but my mum did it to me when i was young and I'm not a lier (I can't spell though)

Jodi - posted on 04/15/2011

Oh, and I locked that one about the fever, because the OP deleted her account, so it's pointless giving any advice.....

Jodi - posted on 04/15/2011

I'm pretty sure God did not have hiding veggies in mind when he decided on the 10 commandments.

Kate CP - posted on 04/15/2011

Makes me want to wipe my ass with those fuckin' stone tablets. And I have hemorrhoids.

Jodi - posted on 04/15/2011

Me too.....apparently it's in accordance with the 9th commandment.

Kate CP - posted on 04/15/2011

Oh, that one just pissed me off, Jodi. :P